Ever have a song kept replaying in your head and no matter how hard you wanna shake off, you can't?? It's called a Earworm epidemic!! (I just learnt) And the song that bugged me today was "Fragile" by Rick Price and Heather Field.. Well, not a very nice song to be stuck with you but I thought the "she's so fra ae ae gile" was fun to sing wahhaha.. And actually I only know those few words in that song.. Hee..

Got back our bio mid yr today.. Before giving out the papers, Ms Wun was telling us about how bad we did and usual stuff she says before giving out (prelims in 2 mths.. A lvl shortly after that..) We were all kept in suspense and the atmosphere was really tense.. (at least for me) I have to admit I nearly teared.. I mean I can't afford to fail again you know.. I heaved a sigh of relief when she said I got a 'C' hehe! (Praise the Lord!!) So encouraging for me.. you know how sometimes we can work hard yet fail right.. That's really demoralising. But I'm so gonna press on..
*God never fails to surprise me with what He can do with me*

Oh and after bio, we had YOGA.. JJ has a big dream and that is to place its name in the Guiness World's record for the most number of people doing yoga. So we students have to attend 4 lessons of yoga and 2 rehearsals. Some of the postures are really humourous.. Hilarious! LOL!! I just hope the camera won't capture me on that day and those reporters won't make us lie.. Think it will cause a big hoo islandwide.. HAHA.. Not the type of attention I want man.. LOL~ (not that I like attention =P)








Now you know what I mean..... HAHA!!

After that we went to play captain's ball! HAHA.. Our class' niche.. Today's 'training' was hilarious la.. LOL... Think the yoga had its effect on us.. Seemed like most of us had jelly hands.. After the game I was thinking, this may be one of the last few games we're going to play as a class.. Already the number of players are dwindling.. I will definitely miss those times! (how Derek always knock girls down.. how cp run for the ball.. Humourous!)

Anyway, on the way home, I was sitted in the bus surrounded by 3 J1s (1 beside me and 2 in front). They were yakking away.. And at a turn, all of us saw an albino across the street. He was pretty outstanding and all of them suddenly stopped talking and stared at him. Not surprising cos he was really outstanding. After a few seconds of jaw-drops, they 'recovered' and became parrots.

Wah hen bai leh!
Hen bai leh!!
Wah xia si ren..
Wo bu gan zhan zai ta de pang bian ah!
Wah zhen de hen bai leh!!

(Donno how to switch back to the original colour) Ok, imagine being cornered and hearing all those things.. Actually I was on my verge of telling them off..(level 9) I know even though he couldn't hear them, but at least show some respect right? It just reflected very badly on them.. I was staring no, glaring at them but they seemed oblivious to that.. Doesn't matter anyway.. It set me thinking has our education system failed in some ways? Don't they know that albinism is not a choice? At least he still lifts his head high and is courageous to live his life amidst of people like them.. What a let down.. Think the whole bus could hear them.. Wo cai bu gan zhan zai ta men de pang bian! *roll eyes* After saying those things, they aren't any 'better' than him even though they may thought otherwise.. (hais, whatever la) Kinda affected by this.. On my way to jp, I was thinking "It's equivalent to saying 'He has no legs! He has no legs! So scary.." WAH pleaseeee..... Don't ever let me hear that man.. I promise myself to tell off whoever says those stuff the next time.. Bleach them white see what can they say.. hmph.